AAGUT 16 Inch Rebar Stakes Heavy Duty 16 Pack 3/8" Diameter Landscape Timber Spikes, Straight Stakes with Chisel Point End, Ground Anchors for Camping Tent, Garden Plant Support, Concrete, Black

The stakes are heavy-duty and driven easily into the ground with a mallet, even in tougher soil conditions

I needed support for my garden bed walls and these worked well. Easy to pound into the ground with the sharp tip.

They were well made...we returned them due to a change in plans

We bought these to stake out trampoline in 2022. We live in Kansas and get some winds. Today we had super high consistent winds that peeled our neighbors roof off and bent the net poles but with these anchors the trampoline didn't move. We did knock them back down but that is just because we hadn't done anything with them in a year and half in KS winds. We have had high winds before but these have stood the test of time so far!

Could be a bit thicker material, but more useful than using sections of Rebar.

These are pretty self explanatory. They work great to close the gaps under my chain link fence and keep the dogs in the yard. They work especially well when the ground is dry, but when it rains enough they get a little loose in the mud. If you are putting them in a low spot, you might consider a longer size. I expect that they would work well for any other purpose that requires a stake with a hook at the top.

These stakes worked perfectly for my garden beds. This length was just right. The pointed end was just so easy to run into the ground as well

Just as described, these are black coated, pointed 2' stakes. Note that the blacking can come off in your hands, its a coating. I used these to shore up a metal raised garden bed. I spray painted them white (to match the raised bed color). Not sure how long the paint will last on them, as the black coating underneath may slough off over time/exposure to elements. So far, they've been good. Positioned the stakes next to long side of bed, hammered it down so that 1' is in the ground, and 1' extends up to the top edge of the 1' high metal raised bed. The stakes are solid rebar, hammered in well with a little care. They look like what they are: rebar, even painted. They are doing the job.